“Asking My Parents to Transfer Their House to Me, But They Refuse”
I told my mom it would be best if the house was in my name. She looked puzzled and said, “Why bother? You’re our only child!”
I told my mom it would be best if the house was in my name. She looked puzzled and said, “Why bother? You’re our only child!”
Retirement is often seen as a golden opportunity for self-care and relaxation after years of hard work. However, for Nora and her husband Henry, their transition into retirement brought unexpected tensions with their family. Despite their careful planning and savings, their daughter’s financial struggles cast a shadow over their newfound freedom.
In a spacious three-bedroom house in the suburbs, Susan lives a quiet life of solitude. Once bustling with the laughter and chaos of her children, Ava and Liam, the house now stands eerily silent. Her neighbor, James, occasionally assists with errands, as Susan’s mobility has significantly declined. Despite the physical distance, she clings to the hope of reuniting with her children, who have moved on to pursue their dreams, leaving her in a state of hopeful waiting.